Restaurant guide

Friday Corn Beef n Swiss Burger.

Friday Breaded Oyster Dinner.

Chicken Pot Pie is Ready. Blueberry Pie. Rueben Sandwiches

Pubs can be traced all the way back to the days when Britain was occupied by the Romans. During that time, they were called 'tabernaes," which translates to "small inns." These inns were used by weary travelers on the Roman road network.

Country Fried Steak Sandwiches. Spicy Crab Soup!

Pubs weren't only popular locales to grab a pint, but where history was recorded. Navy Administrator Samuel Pepys described pubs in his diaries as the "hearts of England." He also sought refuge in a pub during the Great Fire of London in 1666, where he recorded his experience in his diaries as well.

We got Tater Tot Appetizers!

Try some Soup or Dessert.

We make our Crab Cakes and Salmon Cakes.

Dr. Peter Thompson of the University of Oxford has written that “Tavern-going was as important a part of the social fabric of early America as churchgoing.” He adds that, even in the most obscure communities, Americans visited a tavern regularly if not daily.

New Appetizers made with Tater Tots!

Ham Cuban today.

Wednesday..Our Bistro Steak Sandwich Day. French Onion Soup. And Very Berry Apple Pie!

At one time in Colonial Williamsburg, there were 20 different taverns. Early American taverns, the equivalent of today’s bars and pubs, were an integral part of life and served as town halls, news centers, military stations, and even general stores.

I made A Very Berry Apple Pie. Come try some!

New Tater Tot Appetizers this Week!

French Onion Soup Tuesday along with Italian Sausage Sandwich.

Chicken Rice Soup, Ribeye Cheesesteak,. Country Fried Steak Sandwich and How about some Very Berry Apple Pie

Chicken Fajitas today. Still have Bistro Steak Sandwiches. How about some Apple Pie!

Pubs function as a community level: they're perfect for meeting up with your friends and getting to know your neighbors. Some pubs are considered the focal point of the neighborhoods where patrons come to participate in community activities and to catch up on the local buzz.